Message from @Arachidamia

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2019-08-03 02:21:28 UTC  

sorry nasa and all government space agencies

2019-08-03 02:21:29 UTC  

I have a question

2019-08-03 02:21:53 UTC  

I haven't really done much research on the flat earth theory so forgive me but

2019-08-03 02:21:55 UTC  

The concept of a spherical earth has been around since ancient greece

2019-08-03 02:21:57 UTC  

I'm back, what did you say that can prove gravity if you can know how 2 objects move according to Hubble law?

2019-08-03 02:22:21 UTC  

in ancient greece they theorized it could be a sphere

2019-08-03 02:22:28 UTC  

@rivenator12113 you analyze the forces and trace a source for each one

2019-08-03 02:22:33 UTC  

I wouldn't say widespread belief

2019-08-03 02:22:42 UTC  

That’s why i said the concept

2019-08-03 02:22:42 UTC  

Are there any strong evidence or theories to disprove the globe earth?

2019-08-03 02:22:53 UTC  

Debatable

2019-08-03 02:23:01 UTC  

I would say yes

2019-08-03 02:23:04 UTC  

How would you be able to analyze the force attracting them each other?

2019-08-03 02:23:09 UTC  

Or disproving it is mostly set on the bellief that those in power lie to us

2019-08-03 02:23:13 UTC  

From their motion

2019-08-03 02:23:19 UTC  

Wouldn't that be already thinking gravity exists?

2019-08-03 02:23:22 UTC  

Exactly @Alpha

2019-08-03 02:23:27 UTC  

Nope

2019-08-03 02:23:35 UTC  

It’s analyzing any and all forces

2019-08-03 02:24:12 UTC  

Okay, how would you analyze the forces that attract each other when they are several light years away or even more accurately?

2019-08-03 02:24:54 UTC  

You’d be surprised if you looked into physics or astronomy a little more

2019-08-03 02:25:09 UTC  

o o o

2019-08-03 02:25:10 UTC  

Can you explain it briefly? Take your time

2019-08-03 02:25:31 UTC  

In physics there’s an equation for just about everything

2019-08-03 02:25:37 UTC  

Really there are far too many

2019-08-03 02:25:53 UTC  

And all of them can be derived from observations you can make on your own

2019-08-03 02:26:05 UTC  

You don’t just have to trust the word of whoever derived it first

2019-08-03 02:26:08 UTC  

Do it yourself

2019-08-03 02:26:17 UTC  

You're just dodging the question at this point, how would you be able to analyze the forces that attract them with your equations?

2019-08-03 02:26:24 UTC  

Yes, explain me the scientific method

2019-08-03 02:26:28 UTC  

So I can do it myself

2019-08-03 02:26:41 UTC  

I don’t see why I have to answer the question?

2019-08-03 02:26:48 UTC  

For gravity cavendish experiment

2019-08-03 02:27:06 UTC  

Of course I don’t have a full in depth laboratory style procedure for you to follow step by step

2019-08-03 02:27:15 UTC  

I’m not a professional by any stretch

2019-08-03 02:27:17 UTC  

Okay lol, so you have nothing that can analyze the attraction between 2 masses? You just know how these 2 masses move according to hubble law?

2019-08-03 02:27:18 UTC  

Or you get dense like 800 pound masses and a meter stick which is hard to get

2019-08-03 02:27:29 UTC  

And see now you’re making logical fallacies

2019-08-03 02:27:48 UTC  

The problem in trying to disprove gravity is that it is tied to several other theories and plays a big role in the model currently accepted by the scientific community, so disproving it doesn't mean to solely tackle it's existence but also the interactions it has with other theories (I don't know if I'm properly explaining my point, I apologize for the choice of words)

2019-08-03 02:27:59 UTC  

I simply told you that the process is complex and that if you want to better understand it you should look into it yourself

2019-08-03 02:28:11 UTC  

You followed up by telling me “oh yeah so it can’t be done”